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JPS632796Y2
JPS632796Y2 JP1982030396U JP3039682U JPS632796Y2 JP S632796 Y2 JPS632796 Y2 JP S632796Y2 JP 1982030396 U JP1982030396 U JP 1982030396U JP 3039682 U JP3039682 U JP 3039682U JP S632796 Y2 JPS632796 Y2 JP S632796Y2
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heat exchanger
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【考案の詳細な説明】 この考案は自動車のラジエータ、或はヒータコ
ア等として使用される熱交換器のうち、特にコア
部の両端に金属製の座板を介して合成樹脂製タン
クを結合した、合成樹脂製タンクを有する熱交換
器の改良に関する。
[Detailed description of the invention] This invention is a heat exchanger used as an automobile radiator or heater core, in which a synthetic resin tank is connected to both ends of the core part through a metal seat plate. This invention relates to improvements in heat exchangers having synthetic resin tanks.

上述のような合成樹脂製タンクを有する熱交換
器は、従来は第1図に示すように構成されてい
た。即ち、多数の通液管1,1とフイン2,2
(フインとしては図示のプレートフインの他、コ
ルゲートフインも広く使用されている。)とから
成るコア部3の上下端(図示は上端のみであるが
下端も同様構成である。)に金属製の座板4を、
この座板4に穿設した孔5に通液管1,1の端部
を挿通して両部材1,4の当接部をろう付けする
ことにより結合し、座板4の周縁部上面に載置し
たパツキング6の上に合成樹脂製のタンク7の下
端のフランジ7aを載せ、このフランジ7aと座
板4との周縁部を、両部材7a、4の間でパツキ
ング6を弾性的に圧縮した状態で、抑え具8によ
り結合するものである。ところが、上述のような
構造で座板4とタンク7とを接合する場合、パツ
キング6や抑え具8が必要となり、部品点数の増
加による製作費の増大を招来するだけでなく、抑
え具をかしめる作業を要するため、接合作業自体
も面倒になる。また、タンクを座板に接合する構
造として、実公昭56−39912号公報および実開昭
55−29311号公報に記載されたものがあるが、前
者はタンク本体を兼ねる深さの大きい座板の上端
部を折曲げてU字溝14aを形成し、これにキヤ
ツプ1の裾を嵌合し、カシメ、溶着を行なうとい
う面倒な作業を必要とするものであつて、合成樹
脂タンクを使用するものではなく、構造も下述す
る本考案のものとは別異である。
A heat exchanger having a synthetic resin tank as described above has conventionally been constructed as shown in FIG. That is, a large number of liquid passage pipes 1, 1 and fins 2, 2
(In addition to the plate fins shown in the figure, corrugated fins are also widely used as fins.) The upper and lower ends of the core part 3 (only the upper end is shown, but the lower end has the same structure) are made of metal. seat plate 4,
The ends of the fluid pipes 1, 1 are inserted into the holes 5 drilled in the seat plate 4, and the abutting parts of both members 1, 4 are joined by brazing, and the upper surface of the peripheral edge of the seat plate 4 is connected. The flange 7a at the lower end of the synthetic resin tank 7 is placed on the packing 6 placed on top of the packing 6, and the peripheral edge of the flange 7a and the seat plate 4 is compressed elastically between the two members 7a and 4. In this state, they are connected using a restraining tool 8. However, when joining the seat plate 4 and the tank 7 with the structure described above, packing 6 and restraints 8 are required, which not only increases production costs due to an increase in the number of parts, but also requires the use of restraints. Since tightening work is required, the joining work itself becomes troublesome. In addition, as a structure for joining the tank to the seat plate, Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 56-39912 and
There is a device described in Publication No. 55-29311, but in the former, the upper end of a deep seat plate that also serves as the tank body is bent to form a U-shaped groove 14a, and the hem of the cap 1 is fitted into this. However, it requires troublesome work such as caulking and welding, does not use a synthetic resin tank, and has a different structure from that of the present invention described below.

後者は、合成樹脂タンクを使用する構造とし
て、その裾部にインサートプレート15を取付け
るもの(第5図B)であるが、この構造は、座板
に巻締めして取付けたインサートプレートを介し
てタンクと座板とを結合するものであつて、下述
する本考案のように、座板の周縁部に形成した折
立壁を、タンクの溝部に液密に嵌着してタンク、
座板を直接結合する構造とは別異である。
The latter is a structure that uses a synthetic resin tank and has an insert plate 15 attached to its bottom (Fig. 5B). This is a device that connects a tank and a seat plate, and as in the present invention described below, a folded wall formed on the periphery of the seat plate is fitted into a groove of the tank in a fluid-tight manner to connect the tank,
This is different from the structure in which the seat plates are directly connected.

本考案の合成樹脂製タンクを有する熱交換器
は、金属製座板の周縁部を直接合成樹脂製タンク
に接合することにより、上述の不都合を解消した
ものである。
The heat exchanger having a synthetic resin tank of the present invention solves the above-mentioned disadvantages by directly joining the peripheral edge of the metal seat plate to the synthetic resin tank.

以下、実施例を示す図面により、本考案を説明
する。
The present invention will be described below with reference to drawings showing embodiments.

第2図は本考案の合成樹脂製タンクを有する熱
交換器の実施例を示す部分縦断面図である。第1
図に示した従来の熱交換器と同様に、コア部3の
通液管1,1の端部に接合した座板4の周縁部に
はコア部3と逆方向に向けて折立壁4aが、この
座板4の全周に亘つて形成されている。この折立
壁4aは、合成樹脂製タンク7の端面の溝部7b
と嵌合しており、この嵌合部に於いて座板4とタ
ンク7とが液密に接合している。この嵌合部に於
ける液密を保つためには、タンク7の端面に形成
した溝部7bに折立壁4aを嵌合させた後、座板
4を高周波誘導加熱等の手段により加熱し、嵌合
部を構成する溝部7bの内面の樹脂を溶融させて
折立壁4aの表面と接着させるか、或はタンク7
を合成樹脂により成型する際に折立壁4aをタン
ク7の端部に包埋させることにより行なう。
FIG. 2 is a partial vertical sectional view showing an embodiment of a heat exchanger having a synthetic resin tank according to the present invention. 1st
Similar to the conventional heat exchanger shown in the figure, the peripheral edge of the seat plate 4 joined to the ends of the liquid passage pipes 1, 1 of the core part 3 has a folded wall 4a facing in the opposite direction to the core part 3. , are formed over the entire circumference of this seat plate 4. This folding wall 4a has a groove 7b on the end face of the synthetic resin tank 7.
The seat plate 4 and the tank 7 are fluid-tightly joined at this fitting portion. In order to maintain liquid tightness in this fitting part, after fitting the folded wall 4a into the groove 7b formed on the end face of the tank 7, the seat plate 4 is heated by means such as high-frequency induction heating, and the fitting is made. Either the resin on the inner surface of the groove 7b constituting the joint is melted and adhered to the surface of the folding wall 4a, or the tank 7
This is done by embedding the folded wall 4a in the end of the tank 7 when molding it with synthetic resin.

なお、折立壁4aと溝部7bとの嵌合による接
合強度を強固にするため、折立壁4aの形状を第
3〜6図に示すように構成することが効果があ
る。即ち、第3図の例は折立壁4aの断面形状を
上下方向に亘つて波形に彎曲させた例、第4図の
例は折立壁4aの断面形状を楔形とした例、第5
図の例は折立壁4aにこの壁4aの表裏を連通す
る多数の小孔9,9を穿設し、タンク7を構成す
る合成樹脂をこの小孔9,9内にも進入させた
例、第6図は折立壁4aを横方向に亘つて波形に
彎曲させた例をそれぞれ示している。折立壁4a
をこのように形成し、タンク7の溝部7bをこの
折立壁4aと密に嵌合させることにより、タンク
7と座板4とを引離す方向に力が働いても(タン
ク7の内圧のため、両部材7,4の接合部にはこ
のような方向の力が加わる)、接合部が破損する
ことはない。なお、タンク7を構成する合成樹脂
は或る程度の弾力を有するため、折立壁4aの断
面が平坦でなくても溝部7b内に嵌合できるが、
溝部7b自体を加工する手間等を考えた場合、折
立壁4aを第3〜6図に示した様に形成した場合
には、この折立壁4aはタンク7の成型時にタン
ク内に包埋するのが良く、この場合は、座板4と
タンク7とを接合すると同時にタンク7の端面に
折立壁4aを嵌合させる溝部7bが形成される。
In addition, in order to strengthen the joint strength by fitting the folding wall 4a and the groove portion 7b, it is effective to configure the shape of the folding wall 4a as shown in FIGS. 3 to 6. That is, the example of FIG. 3 is an example in which the cross-sectional shape of the folding wall 4a is curved in a waveform in the vertical direction, the example in FIG. 4 is an example in which the cross-sectional shape of the folding wall 4a is wedge-shaped, and the example in FIG.
The example shown in the figure is an example in which a large number of small holes 9, 9 are bored in a folding wall 4a, communicating the front and back sides of this wall 4a, and the synthetic resin that makes up the tank 7 is also allowed to enter into these small holes 9, 9. FIG. 6 shows an example in which the folding wall 4a is curved in a waveform in the lateral direction. Standing wall 4a
By forming the groove part 7b of the tank 7 in this way and tightly fitting the vertical wall 4a, even if a force acts in the direction of separating the tank 7 and the seat plate 4 (due to the internal pressure of the tank 7), , a force in such a direction is applied to the joint between the two members 7 and 4), the joint will not be damaged. In addition, since the synthetic resin that constitutes the tank 7 has a certain degree of elasticity, it can be fitted into the groove 7b even if the cross section of the folded wall 4a is not flat.
Considering the time and effort required to process the groove 7b itself, if the folded wall 4a is formed as shown in Figs. In this case, the seat plate 4 and the tank 7 are joined together, and at the same time, a groove 7b is formed in the end face of the tank 7 into which the folded wall 4a is fitted.

本考案の合成樹脂製タンクを有する熱交換器の
その他の構成については、従来の熱交換器と同様
であるため、説明を省略する。
The rest of the structure of the heat exchanger having a synthetic resin tank according to the present invention is the same as that of a conventional heat exchanger, so a description thereof will be omitted.

本考案の合成樹脂製タンクを有する熱交換器
は、合成樹脂製タンクの端面に溝部7bを形成
し、これに座板に直接形成した折立壁4aを嵌合
し溶着させるものであるから、別の結合用部品は
不要であり、座板とタンクとの結合構造が単純化
され、結合作業も容易になる。即ち、第1図に示
した従来構造に比べて部品点数が少なくなつて部
品管理が容易になり、結合のために面倒なカシメ
作業を行なうという必要がなくなつて、熱交換器
の製造を容易にすることができる。
In the heat exchanger having a synthetic resin tank of the present invention, a groove 7b is formed on the end face of the synthetic resin tank, and a folded wall 4a formed directly on the seat plate is fitted and welded into the groove 7b. There is no need for any connecting parts, which simplifies the connection structure between the seat plate and the tank, making the connection work easier. That is, compared to the conventional structure shown in Figure 1, the number of parts is reduced, making it easier to manage parts, and there is no need to perform troublesome caulking work to connect them, making it easier to manufacture the heat exchanger. It can be done.

また、実公昭56−39912号公報記載のもののよ
うに、タンク体14の縁に複雑な折返しによつて
上向きのU字形溝を造つたり、この溝にキヤツプ
の裾を挿入しカシメ、溶着するような面倒な作業
も不要である。
Furthermore, as in the case described in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 56-39912, an upward U-shaped groove is formed by complicated folding on the edge of the tank body 14, and the hem of the cap is inserted into this groove, caulked, and welded. There is no need for such troublesome work.

さらに、実開昭55−29311号公報に記載された
構造のような、座板とインサート15とを巻締め
して結合するような面倒な作業を要するものと比
べて、作業が容易であり部品数も少なくなる。
Furthermore, compared to the structure described in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 55-29311, which requires troublesome work such as winding and tightening the seat plate and the insert 15, the work is easier and the parts are easier to work with. The number will also decrease.

以上のように、本考案の合成樹脂製タンクを有
する熱交換器は、上記した従来構造のタンクを持
つ熱交換器に比べて、部品数を少なくして部品管
理を容易にしたり、面倒な作業を省いて製作を容
易にし製作費を低廉にしたりできるものであつ
て、実用上の効果が大きい。
As described above, the heat exchanger with the synthetic resin tank of the present invention has fewer parts than the heat exchanger with the conventional tank structure described above, which makes parts management easier and requires less troublesome work. It is possible to simplify manufacturing and reduce manufacturing costs by omitting this, which has a great practical effect.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は従来の合成樹脂製タンクを有する熱交
換器の部分縦断面図、第2図は本考案の実施例を
示す第1図同様の部分縦断面図、第3〜6図は座
板とタンクとの接合部の形状の4例を示してお
り、第3図は第1例、第4図は第2例をそれぞれ
示す第2図のA部拡大図、第5図A,Bは第3例
を示しており、同図Aは第2図のA部拡大図、同
図Bは同図Aの左方から見た図、第6図A,Bは
第4例を示しており、同図Aは第2図のA部拡大
図、同図Bは同図AのB−B断面図である。 1:通液管、2:フイン、3:コア部、4:座
板、4a:折立壁、5:孔、6:パツキング、
7:タンク、7a:フランジ、7b:溝部、8:
抑え具、9:小孔。
Figure 1 is a partial vertical sectional view of a conventional heat exchanger having a synthetic resin tank, Figure 2 is a partial vertical sectional view similar to Figure 1 showing an embodiment of the present invention, and Figures 3 to 6 are seat plates. Fig. 3 shows the first example, Fig. 4 shows the second example, and Fig. 5 A and B show an enlarged view of part A in Fig. 2. Figure A is an enlarged view of part A in Figure 2, Figure B is a view from the left of Figure A, and Figures 6A and B are the fourth example. , Figure A is an enlarged view of section A in Figure 2, and Figure B is a sectional view taken along line B--B in Figure A. 1: Liquid pipe, 2: Fin, 3: Core part, 4: Seat plate, 4a: Folded wall, 5: Hole, 6: Packing,
7: Tank, 7a: Flange, 7b: Groove, 8:
Holder, 9: Small hole.

Claims (1)

【実用新案登録請求の範囲】[Scope of utility model registration request] 多数の通液管1,1とフイン2,2とから成る
コア部3の両端部に、金属製の座板4を介して合
成樹脂製のタンク7を接合する合成樹脂製タンク
を有する熱交換器に於いて、上記座板4の周縁部
に全周に亘つてコア部3と逆向きに形成した折立
壁4aと、タンク7の端面に形成した溝部7bと
を、直接液密に嵌合溶着させたことを特徴とする
合成樹脂製タンクを有する熱交換器。
A heat exchanger having a synthetic resin tank 7 in which a synthetic resin tank 7 is joined via a metal seat plate 4 to both ends of a core part 3 consisting of a large number of liquid passage pipes 1, 1 and fins 2, 2. In the container, the folded wall 4a formed on the peripheral edge of the seat plate 4 in the opposite direction to the core part 3 over the entire circumference and the groove 7b formed on the end face of the tank 7 are directly fitted in a liquid-tight manner. A heat exchanger having a synthetic resin tank characterized by being welded.
JP3039682U 1982-03-05 1982-03-05 Heat exchanger with synthetic resin tank Granted JPS58137289U (en)

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